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> a highly concentrated city as well, that few other places can rival If you mean population density, New York isn't even particularly competitive once you get
by biztos 5y ago
> a highly concentrated city as well, that few other places can rival
If you mean population density, New York isn't even particularly competitive once you get out of the USA:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_world_cities_by_population_density https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_world_cities_by_popula...
I lived for 8 years in SF without once driving a car, so I'm not sure what the "car town" thing means in this case.
And yes NYC is a global city but not more than LA is. Per the NYT, LA had 277 deaths per 100K and NYC had 435. Not sure what the argument is here.
- dh5 5y agoIf you just count Manhattan at ~70,000 / sq mi it's certainly up there in terms of population density. The outer boroughs (and Staten Island specifically) pull down the average quite a bit.